mhurron

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by mhurron 4mo ago
> open source software projects instead of political platforms OSS and FOSS movements themselves were political platforms, so this has never been true. Your problem is that you just have some issue with this one
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by mhurron 6mo ago
lol, go be yourself on your own time. On my time, you better be normal and happy about it. None of the many many reasons someone may act this way mean they are broken, and therapy is not about 'fixing' someone to be the member of
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by mhurron 6mo ago
Every single one of those economies are highly regulated to prevent 'the free market' deciding peoples lives. Without it, you get the US. You get the life your wealth dictates, if you're not wealthy, you didn't deserve l
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by mhurron 6mo ago
You mean the Socialism that produces higher quality of life in Scandinavia as compared to to say the US where the oh so moral market decides if you weren't born into the upper end of society you deserve to die of disease and conditions
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by mhurron 6mo ago
> The market should decide if beef consumption is viable The market has decided, ant it decided that the well off are more important than the rest so they get what they want at everyone elses expense. Maybe we should stop thinking market
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by mhurron 6mo ago
> all mounted network shares where the user has write permissions This is very literally what 'basic hygiene prevents these problems' addresses. Ransomeware attacks have shown time and again that they way they were able to spre
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by mhurron 6mo ago
Well for one, when you purchase something from a corporation, you know where the money went because you got the thing or access to the service you just paid for. With a donation you don't have that and because you're donating you
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by mhurron 6mo ago
> “It costs more to support non app users” is not a sufficient justification. Then why is 'I don't wanna' sufficient justification to force non-critical services to support your preferences forever?
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by mhurron 6mo ago
By her father, not herself. She sort of died before she had an opportunity to edit her writings for publication.
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by mhurron 7mo ago
> Yeah I don't know why people are saying that speed doesn't matter. I use Homebrew and it is slow Because how often are you running it where it's not anything but a opportunity to take a little breather in a day? And I do
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by mhurron 7mo ago
It's also a place a great number of people have to hide who they are because they have to fit in.
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by mhurron 7mo ago
They'll do what they always do, it'll be the greatest thing ever just getting minor tweaks for 3-4 releases and then will be superseded by the greatest thing ever.
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by mhurron 7mo ago
No it is not the job of the FBI to to conduct mass surveillance of citizens.
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by mhurron 7mo ago
Kalpa is an immutable distro based on MicroOS with KDE as it's desktop environment. MicroOS and its derivatives are all based on Tumbleweed. MicroOS was intended to be used for container workloads. Aeon grew out of that with a GNOME de
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by mhurron 7mo ago
You missed 'warrentless' in your summary. It's sort of important. The push by the government here is because Canada is the only one of the Five-Eyes countries that doesn't have these powers, and for the government that&#
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by mhurron 7mo ago
Amazons assistance for account issues to organizations if an employee did anything individually is honestly horrible. They treat it like the organization is attempting to commandeer someone else's account so all the privacy protections
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by mhurron 7mo ago
Or you don't have employees using their personal email to open corporate accounts. Still on Amazon to clearly tell people it is this way so they can properly plan for it, but employee's email addresses really shouldn't be use
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by mhurron 7mo ago
Ya ok, unless you looked at it wrong, then it crashed. OS 8 was a platinum theme over System 7. Which was a slightly better System 6, which wasn't significantly different than System 4. System 7 was good for the time, OS 8 and 9 were n
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by mhurron 7mo ago
Do you forget what Apple in '96 was? Or are you saying that Tahoe is too polished for the Apple of '96? Apple was not a bastion of quality in the 90's. They couldn't modernize the Mac OS, and that continued with little m
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by mhurron 7mo ago
because ports don't indicate a different host.
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by mhurron 7mo ago
> drastically greater understanding of what a file No, they do not. First, simply using something does not mean you understand it at all. Secondly, because the devices they've become the most accustomed to work very hard to hide all
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by mhurron 7mo ago
And that reason was that it was the standard before the standard was rethought. There's no deeper meaning to it. And we rethought it yet again, should we go on the time standard (DST) that we're already on for ~65% of the year, or
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by mhurron 7mo ago
<Insert Archer WOOOOO video> Seriously, woo!
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by mhurron 7mo ago
I am wherever for a reason, and that reason is not to be social. I am thinking about what I am doing next, what I need to bring up in whatever thing I'm waiting for, or quite frankly any number of things. You are interrupting me. You&#
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by mhurron 7mo ago
> Would you be bothered if a stranger struck up a nice conversation with you? Yes. If I am basically anywhere there are other people, I am there for a specific reason, and anyone trying to talk to me for anything else is bothering me. I&
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by mhurron 7mo ago
Typically no, Mac's don't expect to run versions of macOS before the one they were released with.
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by mhurron 7mo ago
> simply move somewhere else, in a jurisdiction where these laws don't apply, or be distributed peer-to-peer Each of these options lead software to become less and less discoverable leading to the fact that most people will never us
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by mhurron 8mo ago
People who enjoy exercise are in the minority. Literally doing anything I find interesting would be preferable to exercise, I exercise because I have to, not because it is enjoyable in any way.
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by mhurron 8mo ago
Yep, Hotmail is also my only problem. I'll be moving soon so my stuff will be offline for like 2+ weeks, I'll look at the problem with hotmail again when I figure out what to do about temporally moving my stuff to a vpc provider.
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by mhurron 8mo ago
Jokes on you, I was boring before AI.

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